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Brigalias brides, help!!

Heather Joy, on August 7, 2016 at 12:26 PM Posted in Planning 0 1

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Hi everyone, I just booked my wedding at Brigalias in Sicklerville, NJ. My guests, and myself live at least an hour - 2 hours away from the venue. I'm wondering has anyone booked any hotels in the area they could recommend? And also did you charter a bus or some kind of transportation so that your guests didn't have to worry about driving back to the hotel?

I don't know the area well since we are all North Jersey people. I'm also concerned that I need to arrive ceremony ready, so did you have to get hair and make up to fix you up in the hotel room/somewhere else?

I haven't been to a wedding since I was a child, so I feel like I know nothing about how to plan this stuff, lol. Thank you for all your help!!

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Latest activity by LusineK, on August 9, 2016 at 10:18 AM

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LusineK · on August 9, 2016 at 10:18 AM
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Hi, I live in the area. I'll try and give you some ideas about the hotels.

The first one that pops into mind is the Best Western-Monroe Inn in Williamstown on the Black Horse Pike. It's probably the nicest and closest to Brigalia's - 3-4 turns from hotel into the venue. 10 minutes/5 miles from Brigalia's.
I've never stayed there, but I've heard they have nice rooms. That would be my first try.

There is also a Hampton Inn - Turnersville that is on the Black Horse Pike too, but it's near where 42/Atlantic City Expressway/Black Horse Pike meet. That's probably 14 minutes, and 10 miles if you aren't from the area and guests take the expressway vs. the pike.

Deptford has a few about 20 minutes from Sicklerville.
Mt. Laurel/Cherry Hill area, 35-40 minutes depending on traffic. I'd stay closer to your venue though.
Glassboro has a new Courtyard Marriott at Rowan University about 20-25 minutes, but it'd be past your area.

I'm sure I'm overlooking some, but those are the quick basics.
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